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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1887-04-09

BY marrying, and few weeks after
ward they drove to town. While the
husband was doing some business the
wife stepped around to the undertaker's
to pay for his services at her late hus-
bands funeral. The bill had scarcely
been receipted when the husband put
in an appearance and proceeded to pay
the undertaken for services ut his late
wife's funeral. 1t is said they were
mutually surprised Cleveland Leader.
William Mard, of Chatford. Pa.
visited Centerville . few days ago. and.
seeing nice black dog that looked very
much like his Rover. decided to steal il
and have pair. He called the dog Ia
him and put it into his wagon and care
fully covered it up with buffalo robe
in order to hide it from the view Of
passers-by and. perchance. its owner.
On arriving at home Mard took the
brute into the house and improvised .
comfortable bed for it. The next morn
ing William discovered that his own
Rover had followed him to Centerville
and that he had stolen his own dog
Philadelphia Press.
The ''basket sociable," popular in
Texas, is described - follows: Each
young lady is to provide . handsome
basket containing lunch for two. These
baskets will be for sale to the gentle
men present and each purchaser will
Be- entitled to the privilege Of entertain.
ing for the evening the lady whose
name he will find in the basket" The
New Orleans Pcaysse regards this AZ
. dandy scheme. It gives the girl .
chance to eat part Of the contents Of hen
own basket, with . young man thrown
In. The young men find that the home
hest girls always have the best lunch
a.d that sort a svsus up thingA
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.FSoN'S Mieien Gtabliiiemeut
Site ausitattuns bon g8aaren, mel9e rnpersl
DRESS GOODS.

Ms nae gut in unb MQes mae mcbern III in ben fenen unb
DRESS GOODS, wele Jest in @ebruu nb touu Bel uns
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tonmen. Dan glaubt, baB bic Gen
ouns bieies @ei6mabtrs i'm 3uiammfn
bange nit Der aueebIid benOritebenben
enbsiiltisen 26iung Der bulsarilden
Grase fieht.
= Sn Rafel bsfisllte bic iiaIieuii6e
&egierung iIr cine bon MtoHagab
[Nbpflinien aus 3u bauenbe giienbabn
bel Der 3otomotib. unb Mai&inenfa-
brit 6enf6el s. 6obn fhnf 2ofomo,
tiben.
T = Sn @iebi1enfein Bel 6oue a. 6.
bronnte bic erft fiiraIt9 ertihtste groBs
ortise Soea Gabrit total nieber.
- Sn Bielsfelb pollenbeie tiiraIiA
Der Nentner Marcus Sorban iein l08.
2ebensiabr. Der alie Derr 1T nod
geiftig unb f6rperIih friih.
= Die 26lniiGe 3eitung beri1s
tet, bob bic Nbmo6ung i,ber ben
Oreibunb 5ereits i'm 5ebruar b. 8. un.
terjei1net iuoroen fei.
Damit iiber ben Beiud bes gaaren
In Berlin niGt cine irrige Meinung auf.
fommt unb er ni@t fiir elm 0er3ensbes
blrfalB bes g3aren era9tet miro, barf
mon nur bic MuslalIung Der bdnilAen
Bldtter iiber ben 8eiud in Betra9t 3ie=
ben. tuelde ibm ieslide politiIde BE.
oeutllng abipredea unb ibn nur als cine
96hi9feitsbedeigung barftelleH.
= Bel 6afle 1T Elm gifeubabnaug
entDleiff unb feds Ghternagen finb bas
bel bei@dbist morben
Der proIeGor ber 9beoloaie
S4Iottmonn in 6aae III eefprben.
= Dem beutihen Nei1stoge wirb
nabrfGeinIih ieins 0orlase gum 3mede
ber @elbbewiliguns 3ur Anfdaffung
neuer 3epertirgemebre unterbreitet tuer.
ben.
- Der grfinber bes Masa3iusenebra
SmulbDf beidulbiet einen 6ran3oien.
bas 0ebeIighem bes @smebrs fiir bic
! trau5tfi1en- Genebre seioblen 3u ba.
ben.
= Sn 6ameIn finb bulh ben gins
| ituri einer Winbmiible 16 Meni@en I'M,
i bas Seben gefommen.
- Der g3or bat am Samifag, ben
IL. ieine Rtiie BON Gopenbasen hber
Berlin nod st. petersburg ansstreieu.
- Die Q6lniiGe 3tituns beutet an,
baB Der geiud ber g3aren BEL oen Qoi.
! fer Wil5elm barauf berednet III, ben
86rienturs Der ruififben Wertbpapiers
i In bic 06he 5u treiben.-- 8ismard
wirb BON Griebri9srube nod Berlin
tommsn uno bel Der. llnterrebung ami,
id,eu BEN 2aiier uub @soren susesen
| feiu.
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Her1o9t.N /. .Novitaeten

@eIite, timer tuleber unb tDteber Dnr@
lebte fie iebe @iunbe. bic fie nit ibm
perbra6t battle, (ie fdblie ben Druid iei~
aer Hruit on Der ibren unb ieinen Qu6
auf ibrem MaHbe.... gr bate He ia
i, 5drllid an ii9 ge5ogen, = bate ibn
Damals mirfllm eine ernifere une iiefere
Neisung ibermonnt2 SeBt na9te he
5i@ I'm @sbeimen 8ormiirfe iiber Sie
tbDrl6ie 5prt6igtsit. nit ber iie ii9 ieis
ner umarmnu8 entwunben bate. 50,
te 5ueifelte an ii6 unb uuroe irre bos
ran, oh fie oena wirtli1 re9t get6an
babe. 70 ttnoiiG dneiiIiA. 10 fabl uub
abweiisub semeiea 3u isia. llnb bann
blidte fie bilf1ps I'M ii@ unb faste fi@
INNER iuieotr: Mein @ott, i9 fcnltte
Ia ntGt anberes!
llnb aleu Gram unb alien 0umnler
ibres 9er3ens nauBte He peri@weigen.
Sic bate 9tlemano auf Der tneiten. lpeis
ten Melt, Dor oen lie ibr Der3 ausi9Ats
ten fonnte, glieinan0, nit benz lie BON
bem fpre6en burfte, pas ibr gan3es
SeiH erfiidte. Sic ttiblte fi@ ni9t itari
genug un0 lpar aud In Der 9unii Der
yrriteluH9 ni9t gefGuIt genug, un hem
Nusbrud oieier md6tieen 8ewesuug,
bic ii9 ibrsr gdn5 bemd9tigt bate, sa
lDehren.
Sbr triber Grnit. Der ii9 mitunber 3u
bDiieier S6mermutb ltei8erte, fiel nidt
bios ben ibrem S1ube anpertrauten
lei6iertn, 3ranfen auf, au@oie Wdrters
innen. bic 3uglei6 nit ibr ben Dienfuers
feben, bemertten e, uno bic BON bies
len aufmerfiani semahten Aer3te beitds
tigten bieie Mabrnebmungen.
SD fnr6te, meia liebes Grdulein,
fagte eines Sages Or. MbbIing bel iei.
mem aunbgang, oas sic iih bod auz
Ditl 5ugeuuibet babfnl @s rnn@t 0uf
mid ben gluornd, als Oh ber MufentbaIt
BEL uns Sbrem @emttbe fhabe. gs III
ni6t natitrli@ unD nidt rid9tig, BOB elm
Mdohen in Sbrem utter, bas iiG bss
uolitoniuealien ftrperliben WDbtbefjn.
beus 5u erireuen bat. 10 wenig Cuff unb
2eben dukett. ME id es 5u msiuem BE-
bauern bsi Jbneu bemertru mub.
lin @ottes tuilen. periaeen Sic mid
nidt BON bierl riff @rete nabrtaft
eedneifet aus. Menn i9 bieie Gtsne
aud perliere, mas bleibt mir oann
abrio2 Dnb i'd iebt ni9t psrenhet bin,
bas bat nit uieiner bieiisen Gienung
gor uiGts eeniein. SD babe eben pisl
uusldd geb0bt, unb bns ipuit nod nod.
Aber ID sperbe es ia peruinben. unb
luenn Sic nur nod Elm wenig GeouIb
nit mir baben, wsrben Sic ia fsben,
/ baB i'd w,eber luitis uno gutter Dinge
tueroen Tam. 0abtn Sic Gebulb, i'd
tpl mir aae Wlube gebtu.
Sic iino nun felt nobe3u pier WoGen
bier unb bdbeu nod ni@t Elm einjisea
Dial Don Jbrem Re@te, iid burh eineu
/ Aussang ju erbplen unb su erfrii6en.
@eoraud gema4t. Gas iolIten sic
niht ueridumen. Das Better III beute
= id6a. eeben Sic In bic Stabi. fu&en
S,e beltere @inbrhde 3u geuinuen. be.
iuhtu Sic 6reunbinnen. fehen Sic an
oete Weifden. amniiren Gie fi6, ea
mirD Sbnen gut tbnn.
Seht uobl, 0err Dotfor, iuenn Gis
mir bic Genebmisung. ertbeilen wollen.
(6srtietune toIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-12

Nuftin. 9. Nobember. Generu
bate Der @eneral 4biutant auf Mnorb
nuns oes Gouberneurs a1t Wann
&dnger als 51uBwd1ter fiir bi,
SeTdssgentralbabn abtommanbirt, uni
beute lanste unter oem 51ube beriel.
ben bier eIn 3ug ber @enirolbabn an,
Der ftir ben @taaisi6ab $55 900 brdd,,e,
bic Sumnie, tpelbe bic 9eras. Nem
Orleans, Die Gunfet uub bic Central
Sabuen on SntereHen fir bic aus benz
G1ulfonb entllebenen @elber unb als
8titras fir ben S9ulb 8ilsunssfonb
fnuloeten. Der 66obmeiiter bat in
isoIge beKeH gum Betroge bon etipd
$50. 600 Staatsmarrants eingeforbert,
msl9e als 3ablung fir bic pierte Gsrie
BON Coupons fur bic poridbrisen lin.
terittsuussgelbet bes Shulfonb auss
5ugeben tDaren.
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nae weiddtt bliibtl

8elmutbliA bat sii6ts elm foIGes aufbIibeu
bts Apotbs'er @si4diitt ben. u. Drete
usrnrfaai, ais bic Iiberaie Nusibeiluna bon
Yrobeaaitsn bon xDr. ainss neuesinaotnen,
Wittel eegen s6pinDiu4t". Der in bielrm
Mstitsl trs elite limfat ift wabrbaft enprin, ca
1cweie bon Der 3botia4s, bas fitfes rer.b.
belle Rit,eL ale Sale bon Suitsn, ertdliuna
Ahbma, SronGitis, Brdnne unb aIle atieu oou
palt. nHb eunaenItibeu iihtr turri uub nis
ftbIf6fdef. Wtan perl id,t bos Nittd eitf, t..
brp man iid) eine YrobsiIaid,s gratis aebeu
last. Die sroben Glaf6eu fOitsh 81. Der
gtfolg ipirb garantirt.
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Arllte 2Gdoli)ett.
gsrIiusr ROman bon panI simsan.
Lfortfetaaa.l


Crete mar erffount boriiber. tpie
freInblid BET Uertebr ipar, Der amifd5en
ben aesifen unb ben Wartern ouf ber
einen Geite unb auherIejts ben QratlEeu
beian6. sic entpTina BON ihrem isbes,
l1oIiaen Neilld,e Der Muifalt ben olIers
s<r{6niidRen uub beruhiaenbfieu gins
triid. Sic flrdbtste lidj uidlt mehr,
uaf6 DoIlbDrf hinousauaefen, udhreno
iie fraber iib1u Sci ber 6iebrn glennuna
bities Nnnlsus f@redtaft sufainmeuges
fabren mar. Eie freute lid ieBt logar
snfauf, unb nit fleubig gebobenem
Ginne Itbrte He iebesmal Don i6rem
Hntsr u0@ bfr Mder5ira6e heim.
1iefeIbe Derubigung bate ii4 nun
n1l8 ietf, ba ne bauernD Der Mn(tdlf ans
Get6rie, ibrer bemdhtiat. Dns @rauen
mar geui9en, eber ibr 6er5 fnllts fiH
init iiefHeni N3itleib, nnD es mar ibr
u4m6eli&. pic gmpfiuOuas elmer mdd,,
linen 8rauriofeit iiber bas 6hjdioI is.
rsr araafen III bonneu.
DeK nsausoelebte Yertehr nit ben
HNaIadli@en mo9te iie olImdlig tief
iSlDtrmHibig. un0 IN 5iefeu trhben
&tiI,snliInoeIl beIiel He nlituHter aud ein
i4gedIi9sr MIgiagebaHfe.
Oct oimmfi bemabre mid bdpor,
bot If ieIbif ben gerftonb perlierrl
Denn bleIe btr ibrens G9ub gmpfobs
Ititkn etl&ieneu ibr 5eelil@ ni1t frda.
ter aIs he feibit mar. SIMMER tuieber
tqu6te bev f@ouerli6e GsDanfe in ibr
out, onb nn@ he elnIt BEN 2eiOen iinters
Iiegen perbe, beHen ttaurige Dpfer ibre
neie unaeebung biibeteu, unb BON beneu
Die Iti6teH Betroifenen nod immer une
Iaabur ungIiidli@ 3u nenneu iparen.
tlh6 He hbgie Bier nnb oa Wlaudlrlei,
mas ne us6 jiefr beunruh,ate Re pers
nnbm GuiTetIjdss iiber bic unfobborlfe
@rouIamleit ber Natar, iiber bic grb.
li&leit Der Qrantbeit, iiber ben 6lu6,
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- Jn 9rsslnu pirb Der proeeB se.
a n bic bort psrboftsien SO Sojioliffen
iinter Nusl@luB Der Oeffentli@feit Der.
banbelt; Elm bunberi 3eugen iinb basu
uorgelnbsn; bic gefongeneu werben BON
elmer ifarten NbtbeiIung @ilitdr bes
,uaGt.
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SIN Stanisiet,etariat 3u Mufin
1T Der Greibrief Der gl pafo Nortbs
iDeifern @ifenbabns uHb SeIegrapben.
@eieaf6oit nit einem Gtammtapitot
bon $500. 900 re9iftriit uoroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-12
.Wiele Sale BON gdbttttelfieber bura,
pfem ssieber utiD syrHitelm

werben bur@ ben GebranG bon 8 | m'
mons Qiber. Regulatel
fAnea eineeidrdnft unb gang gebsilt.
Sic iuseu ni9t balb senug bon be,
Wirfiamteit Sbrer tperthoolen Nr3nel
bel S1ittelfieber. Me9'eIiieber u. I. 10.
Sebet 6al in ioiort elnsef9rdntt NOR.
ben. @iouben Sic mir, tpenn if
iosr, i'd babe Sabre lang selitten uni
pur nj @sbraude Sbrer Nr3nei 2inoe'
rung 9efunben. = &obett s. Weets,
Bataula. Care @ountp. 81.
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= BON bielen Sieflen oes Gtaates
ipirb lei9ter &esen beri9tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-12

1@ Mer bon garDIan & Qina
tduft, fpart @elb fiir gis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-12

Ote Adei bou Beh6rbe in Walb.
ington hat einen interelIanteu Nsridbt
DerDffentlidlt. lpelber unter anberm bic
Grage bebanbelt, In weldem 3uiam.
menbang bic gifenbabn nit ber 6oIa.
prosnttiOn bes 2aubes aebt. gs miro
barin na1seiuieien. bob ber gerIuff
an 6ol3, tuelGe @ifenbabnsQofomotis
ben Oeruria1t werbe, in bielem Nuqeu.
bl'de idon elm iebr betrdhtIider lei
unb in 3ufunft nod INNER gr6Ber au
tpsrben brobe. gs tDiro-noff ffotiffis
tben genauen Nusgabeu bere6net, boB
innerbalb Der Wereinigten 5taoten
tdbrlt1 bas 6ol5 bon etna 1,7I2.3 .348
Afern Walblanb burd ioltbe 8rdnbe
5ert6rt miro, unb baB Der @elbmertb
oieies idbrli@en 8erlulies 81 244, POS
! betrdgt. Dabei nlub in MufdIaa aes
braht peroen, baB nidt alleiu ber au.
genblldli9 borhan6en gemelene Golabes
tahb 5erlt6rt tDirb, ionbern baB ouBers
eem bag Geuer aud mbglidertueiie bic
Nebensfdbigteit berN Wuraein aerli0rt.
in manden Gdllen, = iaat ber Deridt
-iH bic Jeuersgefabr fur bos 6oia 10
groB. oaB 6Ol3lanb, fpeldbes in BET
Ndhe pOn Gifenbabnen lieet, nur eineu
lomineuen 0tarftwerth bat.
/ -~.@--
9Senn Sbre 9actnem Gle beIdfftaem,
Harlem Sic bieieIben. Benn 5br GdIaf un
geluno ~ uno isiae grfrifduns berf@afft Sbr
AppeiIt bsrmiaoert ober abnorm 1T, menn Ieifes
4 nssff~ Z
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re- @aroIan & Sings 10
uno Is Gents Steaks tDnnen in Der
Stabt nidt ilbertrofen tperben.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
ALL SORTS.

A young man on board a yacht
Said: 81 am so awfully hacht,
| would like to take beer,
But il makes me feel queer,
For | always do take such lacht."
Life.
Bystander doctor, what do you
think of this mans injuries Doctor
"Humph! Two of them are undOubted-
ly fatal, but RS for the rest of them, time
alone can tell."-TeXas Siftings.
Commercial Traveller YOU don't
have prohibition down here in Tonnes
see, eh ?" Tennesseean-"Pro
what's thatP Commercial Traveller
why. laws against selling liquor"
Tennes eean-"Stranger, this is Tennes-
see. It'd Bits.
Wilkins-"I say, Timpkins, there
comes De Crap; let's get out of the
way" impkins-"Wh does he owe
you anything?" Wilkins-"No. but he's
had a story accepted by a magazine, and
he's explained to me three times already
how he came to write it."-New York
Graphic.
A New Anti-POverty Society: Omaha
PhilOsOpher-"Want to Join our anti
poverty society" AOarOnistic Citizen
II" Been w6itin' TO join the anti poverty
society ever since | heard of 1t, but 1
Amt got the 81 " Don't cost a cent.
All you ha to do il to sign your name
TO this paper" "HurrByl Gimme the
paper. What does il say?" It's tem-
DeranCe pledge.-Omaha World.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13

Some of the cOlOrsd Baptists have es-
tablished themselves In a little shanty,
calling it church. at the corner of Mata-
moras and South San Saba streets, in the
Second ward. Every night about ten or
half.past the congregation begins their
religious seances and keep up an unhOly
shouting and singing and jumDing
around and kicking over benches and
keeping up the racket many times until
after u and l O'Clock. The suffering
neighbOrs have been patient and for
bearing, trusting that some energetic
policeman would meander around few
tlUcks from the chile stands and see for
himself that such nuisanCes should be
stopped. 10 addition TO this, there is d
gang Of boys and tough COOns that hang
around the front of the church % door,
and with their swearing, hallOwing, loud
talking and throwing stones, make night
hldeOus, ana the women and children
are in great danger of being hit by some
of the flying missiles. Last night about
l O'Clock, one of these flying rocks struck
the glass front door OF the residence of
Mr.. Muguerza, SCATTERING the glass and
also b oke some ornamental CHINA on a
dressing case in the back part OF the
room, the rock just missing the head OF
a little baby OF the daughter Of Mr.. Mu-
guerra, sleeping in the room. A piece of
broken glass struck one of the Miss Mu.
guerZa's on the hand, cutting quite a
cash. Such nuisanCes should be ahated
by the authorities OF the citizens will be
compelled TO load up their shOt-guns
and take the matter in hand themselves.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
PERSONAL

e. j. Pyron, Of San Jose, is at the
Southern.
j Il. Barrett, of Corpus Christi, is To-
Gated at the Southern.
W. NJ. Walton, of Austin, Texas, is
at the Southern.
Mr.. Rice, Of the firm OF Rice q Dallas,
is reported TO be very sick and in criti-
cal condition.
Mrs. Nelson ClemOw and family, who
have been visiting friends in Houston,
have returned home
Miss Emily Brewster. daughter Of the
well-knOwn Col. c. G. Brewster, OF La
redo, is visiting friends in the city.
Judge l.. S. LawhOrn, accompanied
by Miss o. l.. Hawthorn, Miss K a Law
horn. Miss Lu'u HaTkins, from Flores
Vile Texas, are here on a pleasure trip,
and have apartments at the Southern.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
THE WACO ROAD.
The Arkansas Pass Officials and Waco
Committee Agree Upon Terms
of the Road.

The Arkansas Pass Oficias and Waco
Committee Agree Upon Terms
of the Road.
Mr.. b. +. Yoakum, assistant general
manager of the San Antonio and Aran-
sas Pass railroad, and Mr.. j. p. Nelson,
chief Of construction, held conference
yesterday In Waco, respecting the
building of the new branch in that di-
rection. The officials are willing to
build the said road, provided that the
right-of-way through MoClennan and
Falls county, halt block selected by
the company for depot purposes, and
$4,000 in cash be donated, one-half TO be
paid upon the road being graded, the
other half, when the first train is run in
to the city. They further agree to build
at least twenty miles of road per month,
taking trains into Waco in about eight
months. This proposition has been ac-
cepted by the committee, who are now
working TO raise the money and TO fill
the other provision.
The proposed new road starts from
YOakum and crossing the Sunset at Fla
tOnia. Subsequently it crosses the Cen
trail at Giddings or Paige, the Interna-
tiOnal at Rockville or Thorndale, and
the Santa Fe at Cameron or Rodgers,
and thence follows the BraZOs bottom
right through to Waco.
There is no absolute guarantee of 20
miles per month, but no doubt this can
be done, as the road has made record
OF % miles per month.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
Thought He was too InauIsLtive.

Yesterday Mr.. C. B. Wilson went to
the Union ticket Office and inquired for
a Mr.. Hosmer. Mr.. Milton Everett ask
ed certain questions as to the object Of
Mr.. Wilson's inquiries, when that gen.
tleman thought that Mr.. Everett was
too inquisitiye and retOrTed by using too
many Cuss words. Mr.. Everett TetOrted
by knocking Mr.. Wilson down with
chair. Further trouble would possibly
have ensued If policeman had not put
10 an appearance and arrested both for
quarreIing and fighting.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
Why Laura Lost Her Beau.

Laura once had an affiuent beau,
Who called twice fortnight, or so;
Now sne sits, Sunday eve,
All lonely to grieve
Oh, where is her reCreant beau
And why did he leave Laura so?
Why, he saw that Laura was languishing,
del cate girl, subject to sick head aches, sensi-
tive nerves and uncertain tempers; and know
ing what a lifelong trial is fretful, sickly
wife, ne transferred his attentions to her
cheerful, healthy cousin. Ellen. The secret is
that Laura's health and strength are sapUed
by chronic weakness, peculiar to her sex,
which Ellen averts and avoids by the use Of
DR.. PiCrce's FavO tie Prescription. This is
the only remedy for wOmau's peculiar weak
nesses and ailments, sold by druggists, under
a positive guarantee from the manufacturers
that II will give satisfaction in every case or
money Will be refunded. See guarantee on
bottle WraDDpr
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
Recorders Court.

Chas. Gauss, drunk, dismissed.
Ferdinand GastriDg, drunk and disOr-
derry. $50.
g. B.WilsOn, fighting, $40.
Milton Everett, fighting, $40.
WIN. Mudd, fighting, $40.
VIM. Haynes, fighting, $40.
WillhOf, drunk, So.
George JambOis, disturbing the peace,
SIS
Henry Ritterman, leaving team alone,
dismissed.
Louis Vinger, drunk, So.
Jas. Mccain, drunk, So.
Pedro BlancO. drunk, So.
NJ. Fitzpatrick, drunk, So.
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South Fourth street, Waco, Texas.
Waco, June 10, 1887.
FOUR YEARS STANDING CURED IN FoUF


FOUR YEARS STANDING CURED IN FOUR
TREATMENTS.
PALESTINE, Texss, April Is, 1857 ! was
troubled with rheumatism i'm my left shoulder,
side and leg for four years. and had tried va.
riOus remedies. was advised to try DIR. Frank
Tanning, the magnetic healer. I experienced
relief after the first treatment, and after the
fourth treatment was entirely cured. This
was more than one year ago. and have felt no
symptoms since.
The magnetic healing powers Of DIR. Tanning
are truly wonderful and are performed with
Om the use of medicine. ] cheCrfnlly recon-
mend him to any one suffering from rheuma-
tism or pains of any kind.
SAM ROLLINS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
John U. Bodemann

Begs :" lnform his friends and the public
in general tnat he is now prepared to
supply in any quantity the justly cele-
DRAFTED SiOiLweiCk's Chocolate and
CoCOas. Also DR.. Kosch's Meat PeptOne
and DR.. Michaolis' Aeon Cocoa, for
which he is sole agent for Texas. Be-
fore purchasing Inferior articles else
where, all will do we'll to give these first
class goods a trial. 7-l2-6m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
The First and Last chance

To get drink of the finest whisky in
town is at Gallagher's saloon, opposite
the International depot. You can also
get the best quality of beer, wines,
cigars and fancy drinks. Try Gala
gher's best and you will not be disap.
pointed. 1t is headquarters for all the
good things in the drinking line. 7-6-lm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
Messrs. Ernest g. Yarbrougb

Having purchased the drug store, cor
ner SOledad street and Main plaza, from
g. i. Hardenbergh, will make special
ty of accurately preparing prescriptions.
Mr.. Ernest will pay strict attention to
the prescription department and his
well known experience is sufficient
guarantee of satisfaction.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
Rather q Blunder.

The San Antonio correspondent Of the
Galveston News telegraphs: Major
Buck Walton addressed a large crowd
this evening on the government lot in
favor O; prohibition" but as reported in
the LIGHT Mr.. Walton did not come TO
San Antonio and f. II. Harrison filled
his place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
Mighty Unsettled in Paris.

PARIS, July 2.-M. CHssagOnac advises all
who can TO leave Paris on Thursday. The
police inspector Honrate is to be dismissed
for allowing Il crowd TO enter the railway
station on the occasion of the departure of
Boulagner. HOnrate asserts that the force at
his command was unable to cope with the
crowd and that a vi,lent res stance would
have led to general r OF. Since BOulange 5
departure the mas been an enormous sale of
BOulanRers scarf pins and the makers de
uged with orders from all parts of the cOun-
try.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-07-13
Benefit Entertainment.

The Fashion Theatre Company ap-
preciating the very fine musical talent
OF Prof. Ramirez spanish trOubadOurs,
have rendered him benefit, which will
take place Friday night. An extra bill
Will be given on that night, and all the
best specially people will take part
The admission will be % cents to all
parts of the house.